feat(hal): shared display encoding layer for LCD devices - #238
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds shared display framing, pixel repacking, wire keepalive, and display-setting APIs. Corsair LCD and Push 2 use the shared layer. It also adds process-wide SMBus arbitration, asynchronous probing, and no-op registry update suppression. ChangesDisplay encoding
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The display encoding layer adds fallible frame handling, but malformed public layouts may still cause a panic instead of a recoverable error. Documentation also retains two known Markdown lint warnings; these are bounded issues but should be addressed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Push2Display
participant LineRepack
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Push2Display->>LineRepack: repack RGB888 frame as BGR565
Push2Display->>encode_chunked_display_frame_into: encode packed frame
encode_chunked_display_frame_into->>ProtocolCommand: emit 16 KiB bulk chunks
ProtocolCommand-->>Push2Display: return encoded display commands
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In `@crates/hypercolor-hal/src/display/mod.rs`:
- Line 190: Update the packet geometry validation around window_end to compare
max_payload against the remaining capacity from payload_offset to packet_len,
rejecting cases that would overflow or exceed the packet with PayloadTooLarge
before packet allocation. Avoid relying on saturating_add, and preserve valid
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Reject overflowing packet geometry before command allocation.
Line 190 accepts packet_len == payload_offset == usize::MAX with a nonzero max_payload, because saturation makes window_end == packet_len. The encoder then calls packet.resize(usize::MAX, 0) and panics instead of returning the documented PayloadTooLarge error. Compare max_payload with the remaining packet capacity instead.
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- let window_end = payload_offset.saturating_add(max_payload);
- if window_end > packet_len {
+ let payload_capacity = packet_len.saturating_sub(payload_offset);
+ if max_payload > payload_capacity {
return Err(DisplayEncodeError::PayloadTooLarge {
- actual: window_end,
- capacity: packet_len,
+ actual: max_payload,
+ capacity: payload_capacity,
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In `@crates/hypercolor-hal/src/display/mod.rs` at line 190, Update the packet
geometry validation around window_end to compare max_payload against the
remaining capacity from payload_offset to packet_len, rejecting cases that would
overflow or exceed the packet with PayloadTooLarge before packet allocation.
Avoid relying on saturating_add, and preserve valid packet sizing behavior.
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In `@docs/specs/80-lian-li-tl-lcd-wireless-driver.md` at line 192, Update both
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Periodic discovery re-applied unchanged device metadata and settings, advancing the registry generation and invalidating the render scene. Treat identical discovery payloads and settings as no-ops while preserving invalidation for every real registry mutation. Co-Authored-By: Nova (OpenAI GPT-5.6) <noreply@openai.com>
ASUS discovery probes and connected device writes used unrelated locks, so ENE register sequences could interleave on one physical bus. Resolve one process-wide arbiter per bus and use it for probes, hub remaps, device reads, and frame writes across backend instances. Co-Authored-By: Nova (OpenAI GPT-5.6) <noreply@openai.com>
Spec 80 covers full Uni Fan TL LCD support across both generations: the wired per-fan panels (0x04FC:0x7393, chunked JPEG over 512-byte HID reports) and the wireless ecosystem, where fan/RGB rides a 2.4GHz dongle (RF envelopes tunneled over USB bulk, tinyuz-compressed per-LED frames) while each LCD streams over its own USB bulk receiver (0x1CBE, DES-CBC wrapped headers with the public slv3tuzx key). The spec also defines hypercolor_hal::display, a shared display encoding layer (payload repack + chunked framing engines + wire keepalive) that Corsair LCD and Push 2 migrate onto with byte-identical output, so LCD devices become descriptors plus wire quirks instead of per-driver one-offs. Ride-along protocol plumbing: ProtocolCommand gains response_count, response_timeout, and response_len (fixing a latent two-report desync in the existing TL hub 0xA6 exchange and truncated multi-packet bulk reads), and DeviceDescriptor gains a serial quirk so placeholder serials like TL_LCDV0.1 fingerprint by USB path instead of collapsing a chain of panels into one device. Wire facts are grounded in the hardware-tested sgtaziz/lian-li-linux driver (key files read directly) and cross-corroborated by the FanControl.LianLi decompile. The spec passed a five-round cross-model review, converging 16 -> 9 -> 5 -> 1 -> 0 findings; the Review History section logs each round. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017zrNXGYWVLDxZ9Dx6mE5Kn
Display drivers each hand-rolled the same framing: chunk arithmetic, sequence counters, final flags, zero padding, and per-chunk command policy. Spec 80 needs three more panels on that path, so the duplication becomes a helper library before it becomes four copies. The new display module carries two framing engines (fixed-size chunking behind the DisplayChunkLayout trait, and a single-buffer prefixed frame for devices that demand one constant-size write), the RGB888 to packed 16-bit line repack raw-framebuffer panels need, and the interval tracker for wire keepalives. Both engines are fallible: a payload that will not fit or a chunk count past the layout's counter width is an error that emits nothing, never a truncated frame or a wrapped sequence number. Each engine also has an _into form taking a CommandBuffer, because the protocols stay in charge of their own frames. Push 2 emits a preamble command before its pixel chunks and Corsair appends a keepalive report after its own, and both need those commands in the same reusable buffer as the chunks rather than a second allocation per frame. Protocol gains encode_display_setting so panel brightness, rotation, and refresh rate have a typed seam. It defaults to None and no protocol implements it yet. Co-Authored-By: Nova (Claude Opus 5) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The LCD streaming path hand-rolled its chunk loop, sequence numbers, final flag, and keepalive clock. All four now come from the shared display layer, which the wired and wireless Lian Li panels will reuse. Framing gains a header struct split out of LcdDisplayPacket and a write_lcd_display_header entry point, so the zerocopy definition is the one place the eight header bytes are described. The chunk engine copies payload before headers, which is exactly the shape that writer wants. Byte-identical output: the 23 corsair_lcd_display_tests pass unmodified, including the empty-JPEG case that must emit zero bulk packets. The one deliberate behavior change is past the end of the wire format. A frame needing more than 256 chunks used to go out with a saturated packet number, which the device cannot reassemble; it is now skipped with a warning logged once per protocol instance. Co-Authored-By: Nova (Claude Opus 5) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Push 2's frame encoder open-coded both stages: BGR565 packing with the XOR shroud fused into a per-line loop, and chunk emission built from row arithmetic. Both are now the shared display layer's, leaving this file the parts that are genuinely Push 2: the magic preamble, the JPEG decode cache, and the lazily created TurboJPEG decompressor. The packed frame lands in a reusable scratch buffer that the repack rewrites in full every frame, so the chunk engine slices one contiguous framebuffer instead of the encoder addressing rows per chunk. A new const assert pins the geometry that makes the two equivalent: the frame must divide into whole 16 KiB chunks, because a short final chunk would be zero-padded up to the chunk size and desync the panel. Byte-identical output, checked against a reimplementation of the old per-line encoder across the raw-RGB path and four JPEG colors, and the push2_display_tests suite passes unmodified. Co-Authored-By: Nova (Claude Opus 5) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review caught that the spec's test list asks for the skip-and-warn seam mapping and nothing covered it. The display seam returns Option and has no error channel, so a protocol handed an unencodable frame emits no commands, warns, and still reports success. Losing that quietly would turn a dropped frame into a truncated one on the wire. The Corsair path is the case that can actually reach it, so the test drives a frame past the 256-chunk counter through the real protocol and also checks the encoder keeps working afterwards. A second test pins the prefixed engine's deliberate asymmetry: an empty payload still emits its header, where the chunk engine emits nothing. Also drops a comment on append_lcd_display_packet that went stale in this branch, since display streaming no longer routes through it. Co-Authored-By: Nova (Claude Opus 5) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Linux and Windows presence probes await the bus arbiter, so the stub for every other target carries the same async signature and has nothing to await. Pedantic clippy on macOS refuses that; the stubs now say why they are async. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014qAr1FszPrWepvepTP3AU5
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💎 Shared display encoding layer, proven by migration
💡 What this is
A new
hypercolor_hal::displaymodule that owns the machinery every LCD-style device duplicates today: chunking encoded frames into fixed-size packets with sequence counters and final flags, repacking RGB into packed pixel formats, and timing wire keepalives. Corsair LCD and Push 2 now express their display paths through it, and the Lian Li drivers from spec 80 arrive as a third and fourth consumer instead of a third hand-rolled copy.The naive version of this layer would be a trait that owns the whole frame. That shape is wrong here: Push 2 keeps a JPEG-decode cache and a lazily created TurboJPEG decompressor in protocol state, and Corsair appends a wire keepalive conditionally after its chunks. So the layer is a helper library. Protocols stay the orchestrators and keep their state; the engines own only the chunk loops, the pixel packing, and the keepalive clock.
flowchart LR subgraph protocols [Protocols keep orchestration and state] C[Corsair LCD<br/>keepalive interleave] P[Push 2<br/>JPEG cache + preamble] L[Lian Li TL LCD<br/>spec 80, next] end subgraph display [hypercolor_hal::display] E[chunk + prefixed engines] R[LineRepack] K[WireKeepalive] end C --> E & K P --> R & E L -.-> E & K🤔 Why we need it & what it replaces
Before this PR,
CorsairLcdProtocol::encode_display_frame_intohand-rolled its 1024-byte packet loop, and Push 2'sdisplay.rshand-rolled BGR565 line packing with an XOR mask baked into a precomputed padding table. The chunk-boundary arithmetic, counter handling, and final-flag placement in those loops is exactly the code that has historically needed pinning tests. Spec 80 §4 requires the extraction so Lian Li lands as configuration plus wire quirks.Deliberately not built here: the spec's §4.5
ProtocolCommandplumbing (response_count,response_timeout,response_len) is wave 2, and no Lian Li code exists yet. Nothing outsidehypercolor-halchanges.🎯 The invariant
Anchor the review on one property: the migrated drivers produce byte-identical wire output. The frozen suites are the oracle.
corsair_lcd_display_tests.rs(23 tests) andpush2_display_tests.rs(21 tests) are untouched in this diff and pass unchanged, and both suites assert exact packet bytes, chunk boundaries, and keepalive contents.🛠️ How it works
display/mod.rsdefinesDisplayChunkLayout(packet geometry,write_header, per-chunkChunkCommandPolicy,max_chunks) and two fallible engines.encode_chunked_display_framewalks fixed-size packets;encode_prefixed_display_framebuilds one header-plus-payload buffer with optionalfixed_frame_lenzero-padding for the wireless Lian Li path. Zero-length input emits nothing, which the Corsair empty-JPEG test requires. Errors areDisplayEncodeError::{PayloadTooLarge, TooManyChunks}and protocols map them to skip-and-warn._intovariants (encode_chunked_display_frame_intotaking aCommandBuffer) are a deviation from the spec's&mut Vecsketch, made becauseCommandBufferrewrites the commands vec from slot 0 and a fresh buffer would clobber a protocol-emitted preamble. Push 2 pushes its magic-header command first, then hands the same buffer to the engine. The spec-shaped functions exist and wrap the_intoforms.display/repack.rsdefinesLineRepack: RGB888 to RGB565/BGR565 little-endian, a repeating XOR mask phase-aligned to each line start, and line stride plus filler padding. Push 2's old code precomputed mask bytes into its 128-byte line filler; the new code zero-fills and XORs the whole 2048-byte line. The two coincide because filler0x00 XOR maskequals the mask, and aconstassert pins the chunk-divisibility assumption that keeps frames aligned to whole transfer chunks.display/keepalive.rsextracts Corsair's 30-second keepalive clock asWireKeepalive(due()/mark_sent()). Corsair still decides where the keepalive report goes, appending it after frame chunks when due, exactly as before.drivers/corsair/lcd/protocol.rsandframing.rsnow express the LCD path as aDisplayChunkLayout(packet 1024, payload 1016, zerocopyLcdDisplayPacketheader, bulk transfers, no acks). One behavior change is intentional: the old u8 sequence counter saturated past 256 chunks; the layout'smax_chunksof 256 turns that frame into an error and the frame is skipped, per spec 80 §4.2. Frames that size cannot occur through the daemon's size budget.protocol.rsgains the optionalProtocol::encode_display_settinghook (defaultNone), unimplemented by any driver in this wave.🧪 Validation
cargo test -p hypercolor-hal: 377 passed, 0 failed. That includes the two frozen suites (23 Corsair + 21 Push 2) and 23 new tests indisplay_layer_tests.rscovering boundary payloads, empty input, final-flag placement, policy application,fixed_frame_lenpadding, both error variants, and scratch reuse across frames.git diff main -- <frozen suites>is empty, verified independently of the implementing agent.main: 13 Corsair payload sizes through the exact 256-chunk ceiling plus keepalive bytes, and 4 Push 2 frames.cargo clippy -p hypercolor-hal --all-targets -- -D warningsclean;cargo fmt --all --checkclean;cargo check --workspaceclean.just lintis red on baselinemain(a pre-existingassigning_clonespedantic hit incrates/hypercolor-daemon/tests/discovery_tests.rs:541, byte-identical onmainand untouched here). Tracked as its own follow-up; the per-crate clippy gate above is the backstop.🔍 What reviewers should focus on
repack.rsand theconstasserts guarding it. The phase alignment argument is subtle and worth an independent read.encode_display_frame_into: keepalive only on the success path, packets-sent byte derived from the chunk count, empty-frame behavior unchanged.commands.clear()on Push 2's unreachable error path. It is correct becauseCommandBufferslot-reuses the vec from index 0 andfinish()truncates, so each encode pass owns the vec's full contents.max_chunkssaturation-to-error change in Corsair (point 5 above), the one deliberate behavior delta in the PR.Out of scope: spec 80 §4.5 protocol plumbing, all Lian Li code, and any daemon change.
📌 Follow-ups (deliberate non-fixes)
ProtocolCommandextensions and the wired TL LCD protocol on top of this layer._intovariant shape this PR introduced; a docs commit rides with wave 2.just lintonmainis filed separately (one-lineclone_fromfix plus a CI clippy version decision).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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